Alcester High School - Cubette Yearbook (Alcester, SD)

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Craig Hoi the Curtis Hoi the Lenora Holtkamp Regan Homandberg Doris Israel Steve Johannsen Bruce Johnson Kevin Johnson Ramona Jurgensen Dave Keiser Charlotte Keizer Janet Kraakmo Gary Kruse Lavonne Lundberg hide an Lykken Eldon Lykken Vernon McBride Sandra Pearson Peggy Peterson Ralph Rasmussen Marilyn St. Peter Gary Stenstiom Wendy Stubbs Pam Swanson Rodney Thormodsgaard Rocky Van Ballegooyen Carol Waddell Becky Wetrosky Dana Wilson Myron Zweifel Juniors portray “Little Red Riding Hood saving the victory at home- coming. 19

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Juniors’ World Becomes More Diversified The fifty-two members of the junior class were kept busy throughout the year. Their participation and responsibilities increased with this added year of education. They presented “Stars In Their Eyes” as their first class play. They worked many hours preparing for this new ex- perience. This was the year for choosing and ordering class rings. They were proudly displayed by all the class members. The largest responsibility of the junior year was prepar- ing for the Junior-Senior Prom. An entire week of work was spent changing the auditorium into “A Walk Down Love Street.” The funds needed for prom were accumulated by the annual sale of magazines and the operation of the con- cession stand at all home basketball games. Two required courses, English III and American History, were included the junior schedule. Algebra II, German I, agriculture III, chemistry, bookkeeping, business law, home economics, mechanical drawing, art and shorthand were of- fered as elective courses. Many juniors also participated in co-curricular activities. A whole week’s work was destroyed in one hour when the juniors tore the prom decorations. Here Debbie Sundstrom, Vernon McBride, Becky Wetrosky, Wendy Stubbs and Doris Israel work at it. Karen Albers Alan Anderson James Anderson Gaylon Baker Darby Bel key Craig Brenneise Kathy Briggle Jim Carlson Bruce Danielson Karen Eden Lynn Ellingson Doyle Fickbohm Warren Fickbohm Janice Finnie Richard Green Naomi Hammitt LaDonna Heiman Steve Hendricks

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Sophomores Study Speech In their second year at AHS, the sophomores found themselves studying English under Mr. Johnson. During the entire first semester the class studied speech. They dealt with critical thinking, the voice mechanism, and stage fright, and everyone gave speeches to inform, convince, and sell. They covered parliamentary procedure by holding model class meetings. Panel discussions were also held on a variety of subjects. The video-tape machine proved to be a valuable asset, helping the sophomores see how they could improve their techniques. The second semester was devoted to litera- ture and grammar. All sophomores took biology and physical education, as well as English. Other classes they could be involved in from 8:30-3:30 included typing I, personal typing, geome- try, general business, and mechanical drawing. Besides participating in the regular activities after 3:30, the sophomores had the special responsibility of decorating for commencement. They also worked selling magazines to build up their class treasury. Curtis Anderson. Jerald Day. Rhonda Farley, and Sally Zabel work on a panel discussion for speech class. Not pictured: Blake Larson, Sally Zabel Carla Buum, Pres. Broc Hartman, V. Pres. Sherri Harlow, Sec. Curtis Anderson, Treas. Mark Albers Delvonna Bern Robin Braastad Mark Buum Carol Danielson Jerald Day Kim Eilers Rhonda Farley Joe Gubbrud Valorie Hagen Mary Hartman Larry Hebert Steve Heiman Joe Hendricks Colletta Hughes Todd Hughes Larry Israel Carla Johnson JoAnne Merrick